Recent research publication confirmed that the variety of Sorghum bicolor from which Jobelyn was produced contained two unique compounds which are being reported for the first time in Sorghum and in nature and these compounds have been tested in vitro for their anti-inflammatory properties using Ibuprofen as control. They showed superior results to Ibuprofen for their safety and efficacy properties. Hitherto, 3-deoxyanthocyanidins which have been known to contain two main compounds, apigeninidin and luteolinidin has now been increased to four compounds, courtesy of the two new additions discovered from the unique Sorghum variety which is the main ingredient of Jobelyn.